Monday, 27 June 2016

Awe and Wonder

Non-realistic theatre - inspirations for script writing"I love that freakin awesome shit", Caleb

Sunday, 26 June 2016

e-learning

eLearning Through The Lens Of Key Competencies


A clear illustration of the SAMR quide to integration of e-learning. I liked the way key competencies were used as the lead learning objectives and the "subject" activity became the specific explanation. This would be useful in our connected curriculum planning.
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Combining OneNote & MineCraft To Create Pick-A-Path Stories:

This example is explained in more detail here and the basic Learning Outcomes are displayed below with the relevant Key Competencies included:
Learning outcomes from this unit:
  • to produce interactive pick-a-path adventure stories
    • KC: Using Languages, Symbols & Text
  • to work collaboratively online to produce an end product
    • KC: Relating To Others
  • to create stories to share online with a wider audience
    • KC: Participating & Contributing
Presentation by socal activist on learn, create, share.
Hornby cluster
Pat Sneddon Manaiakalani Educational Trust
Astronauts in the process
7 Principles                  
1. Honour the three Treaty of Waitangi principles of partnership, participation and protection in everything we do
2. Community partnership underpins all design, implementation and evaluation
3. A strong commitment to “Learn Create Share” pedagogy
4. Knowledge building communities will grow the capability of our people as a collective  
5. Distributed responsibility will assure a successful and prosperous future
6. Every interaction with people within, across and beyond the clusters is an opportunity to engage with and respond to the multiple and precious cultures of the world  
7.  Reduce personal choice to increase affordable opportunity for allDescription: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhd6kpWn47QGL8c0AwpTYNkqet-MTushOP0wfndsN_xj1LJ2ld82wiYL1pFLwROL_fpFS-YvDHVxOF830eMJotiWNLNGWQGihCUMg11SngSH4qcn8ys_LVphgaCOdxV3jzvC63yGOExH0w/s1600/1896-maori+rafter+pattern+7.jpg

Tuesday, 14 June 2016

SCT Role


Term 2:
Providing opportunities for GaTE singers - supporting music dept- link with rebuild; see google doc  A Working Performing Arts Centre

GATE focus- working with CAGE ctte , including Gb on symposium, establishing a new committee- Bv, Mz - attended. Very successful event "fanning the flames".
Working on identification - shared information with several departments we identification; working on systems for sharing information - ave simply shared GaTE goggledoc with staff as a start. PE Dept working on a programme  for their GaTE students around resilience and overcoming obstacles.
Went to SCT hui one afternoon at UCPlus.

Collaborative learning - Business Kete starting in Yr 7 & 8 - staff invited period 1& 2 each day to observe process. Plan to go next week - share observations with staff [Wed 2/ maybe Thurs 2/Fri 2]


Term 1- supporting new staff with classroom observations and feedback; observations of 9Bv in a variety of classes. Using KEP observation sheet. Buddy with new staff member.

Sunday, 12 June 2016

What do we value?

What the ARTS are for

Why creativity and empathy are still essential in the 21st century!
This ties in well with GaTE learning from Friday's Symposium.

At Arts Meeting we are also going to look at Maori perspectives in giftedness.
http://gifted.tki.org.nz/For-schools-and-teachers/Cultural-considerations


What if Maori values - see our Effective Teaching Profile- were the driving factor for identifying GaTE students  at Hornby High School.

Maori-students

Thursday, 9 June 2016

Keynote Dr Angus MacFarlane

usican we get link to the research he mentoned on our website? maori lens to frame all our gate policy and procedures,  what would it lol like if kept drove gifted to accelerate students, opportunities to experience and express the culture . The 4 key themes 1mana motu hake 2...

GATE symposium

10 June GATE symposium - challenging students


Tournament of Minds  see website and look at youtube. Not too late to give it a go in 2016 or go and look at the tournament day in 2016. At St Andrews, 12 schools in 2016- more thaan one team per school often.

Year 1 - just give it a go; how would it work for our school; there are faciliatator workshops and student workshops and are working on communication via skype and reaching schools in all centres. The long challenge is entirely student lead- maybe extracurricular  maybe curricular.

What is the teams process for prblem solving- team skills, creativity., sponteneity: need a diverse range of skills in a group. includes a dramatic presentation- marked square; 10 minutes, wear black- must make own props, costumes if used. 

Research :body smart- david Lazar? there was a good graphic of different types of smart, and you need diffeent kinds of smart in a group.